Gu Sui Bu (Rhizoma Drynariae) – The Bone-Healing Herb of Traditional Chinese Medicine

Strengthen Bones • Support Injury Recovery • Build Resilience Naturally

What is Gu Sui Bu?

Gu Sui Bu (骨碎补), also known as Rhizoma Drynariae or “Mender of Shattered Bones,” is a time-honored herb used in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) to support bone repair, tendon healing, and overall musculoskeletal health. Revered for centuries and now validated by modern research, Gu Sui Bu is a powerful herb for those seeking natural recovery, structural support, or age-related bone strength.

Why Choose Gu Sui Bu?

As a trusted herbal supplier with over 30 years of experience, we source only authentic, lab-tested, TCM-grade Gu Sui Bu from sustainable farms in China’s Sichuan province. Our herbal team works closely with practitioners and quality assurance experts to ensure:

• ✅ Verified Botanical Identity using HPTLC testing

• ✅ Purity & Potency confirmed by third-party labs

• ✅ Free from fillers, sulfur, and irradiation

Whether you’re recovering from a fracture or building long-term bone density, Gu Sui Bu offers real-world, practitioner-approved support—rooted in centuries of tradition and strengthened by modern science.

 Active Compounds & Benefits

Gu Sui Bu’s bone-supporting power comes from its rich profile of bioactive compounds:

These compounds work synergistically to support structural regeneration, especially after injuries, and to maintain healthy bone density over time.

Traditional Uses in TCM

In Traditional Chinese Medicine, Gu Sui Bu is classified as a Yang-tonifying herb that:

•  Reconnects sinews and bones

•  Activates blood and reduces stagnation

•  Tonifies Liver and Kidney Qi

•  Alleviates lower back and knee weakness

Commonly prescribed in trauma formulas, Gu Sui Bu is featured in classical prescriptions to treat fractures, tendon injuries, and degenerative conditions.

 Gu Sui Bu vs. Du Zhong: What’s the Difference?

Many customers ask how Gu Sui Bu compares to Du Zhong (Eucommia bark)—another popular TCM bone herb.

Best practice: Combine both for a complete musculoskeletal formula.

 How to Use Gu Sui Bu

Dosage & Preparation:

• Decoction: Simmer 6–12g in water for 25–30 minutes. Use up to twice daily for short-term support.

• Tincture: Soak in 60–70% alcohol for 4–6 weeks. Use 1–2 dropperfuls per day.

• Taste: Earthy and slightly bitter. Blend with Licorice Root (Gan Cao) or Jujube (Da Zao) to improve flavor.

Always consult your licensed herbalist for long-term use or herbal combinations.

Who Should Consider Gu Sui Bu?

• Individuals recovering from fractures, sprains, or orthopedic surgeries

• Adults concerned about osteoporosis or declining bone mass

• Martial artists, dancers, or athletes with repetitive tendon/joint strain

• Elderly individuals with chronic back and knee weakness

• TCM students and practitioners creating custom bone-healing formulas

Lab Testing & Safety

Your safety is our top priority. Our Gu Sui Bu is:

• Identity Verified (HPTLC tested)

• Tested for Heavy Metals (Lead, Arsenic, Cadmium, Mercury)

• Screened for Microbial Contaminants

• Non-GMO, Non-Irradiated, Sulfur-Free

 Real Customer Feedback

“This herb helped me bounce back after a serious fall. Combined it with Dang Gui and Du Zhong—my recovery was noticeably quicker.”
— Verified Buyer

“My acupuncturist recommended this after knee surgery. Excellent quality—fresh and well-packaged.”
— Long-Term Customer

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Review Gu Sui Bu Forms and Sizes Below

Common Name:  Male Fern, Dryopteris, Japanese flowering fern rhizome, Male fern rhizome, Polypodium Fotunei, Wood Fern
Botanical Name:  Dryopteris crassirhizoma rhizome, Drynaria fortunei rhizome
Chinese / Pin Yin Name:  Gu Sui Bu, Guan Zhong
Gu Sui Bu Dosage:  Follow doctors instructions on how to use this herb.
Precautions:  Do not use if pregnant or nursing.

Summary Of Gu Sui Bu Health Benefits & Information

Gu Sui Bu is a traditional Chinese medicinal herb to clear heat, cool the blood, remove toxicity and tonify yang.  Gu Sui Bu may support healthy blood lipid levels, benefits hair health, promotes bone health and healing, benefits joint health, may rid parasites such as tapeworms and supports healthy kidney function.  It has anti-viral, vermifuge, anti-inflammatory, antibiotic, anti-arthritic and sedative effects.
Gu Sui Bu Properties: bitter, slightly cold, slightly toxic
Gu Sui Bu Channels / Meridians: Liver, Spleen, Stomach
Gu Sui Bu Naturally Occurring Components:  demethoxymatteucinol, matteucinol, pinosylvin 3-O-β-D-glucopyranoside

Herbs That Combine With Gu Sui Bu

Eucommia Bark     Shu Di Huang        Bu Gu Zhi     Yi Zhi Ren     Xu Duan 

References  
http://alternativehealing.org/gu_sui_bu.htm
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S0378874122006043
https://tcmwiki.com/wiki/gu-sui-bu
http://www.naturalmedicinalherbs.net/herbs/d/dryopteris-filix-mas=male-fern.php
http://www.chineseherbshealing.com/dryopteris-wood-fern/